Kalihi Kai Elementary School
ANNOUNCEMENTS
No school for students, March 11 - 20. (March 13-17 is Spring break & March 20 is teacher training day) Students' first day back after spring break is Tuesday March 21. The office will be open daily from 7:30am-3:30pm
Kuhio Day March 27 (NO SCHOOL)
Parent Bulletin for February 2023 is available here.
Parent Bulletin for December 2022 and January 2023 is available here.
SCHOOL QUALITY SURVEY
At Kalihi Kai, we value feedback from families. We want to hear from 100% of you because your ideas are very important to us to improve your child’s learning experiences. Your child bring home the survey suring the first week of February.
IF you received two surveys, (One in English & the other in home language). Please choose ONE.
Please answer the survey for each of your children. 1 survey = 1 child
Use a pen. Color in the box.
Put the survey back in this envelope.
Child will bring the envelope back
to school & give it to the teacher NEXT DAY.Your child will receive a warrior winning!
Your name will be entered in the prize drawing!
Questions? please contact Vice Principal Uchida at 305-4112.
102622 HNN News Clip.MOVGRADE 3 FEATURED ON HAWAII NEWS NOW
Our third grade students had the wonderful opportunity to learn about weather forecasting from Hawaii News Now's meteorologist, Jennifer Robbins. Not only did she do a classroom presentation, but also invited the students to visit the news station where they explored the sets, control room, and met the morning crew. Jennifer challenged the students to write a letter to themselves visualizing their career in 20 years! She encouraged them to work hard towards their goals - a perfect connection to our 7 Habits!
HEALTHY HABITS AT HOME THAT HELP CHILDREN SUCCEED AT SCHOOL
A local pediatrician recommends:
12 hours of sleep per night for elementary students. (10hr for middle school & 8hr for high school students).
60 minutes of vigorous exercise 3-6 days a week…although every day would be best
Screen time should be limited & kids should be off screens at least an hour before bed
KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION FOR 2023-24
Your child must be 5 years of age on or before July 31, 2018 to be registered for Kindergarten for the 2023-2024 School Year and to schedule your child for testing. Please provide the REQUIRED documents for registration:
1) Current Proof of Residence
To show that you live in the Kalihi Kai School area, please provide a current utility bill (e.g. water, electric, gas, cable, or land line phone).
2) Official and Original Birth Certificate
3) Hawaii School Health Record (F-14)
*A completed current F-14 which includes Tuberculosis (TB) clearance, physical examination completed within one year before the first entrance into a Hawaii school, and all required immunizations.
Please contact the school office at 832-3322 if you have any questions. Thank you.
DAILY WELLNESS CHECK AT HOME
Minimizing the spread of illness begins at home. Students, parents, staff, family members, and campus visitors should be checking for symptoms prior to coming to campus:
If anyone planning to come to campus has any of the following symptoms, please stay home and do not come to campus:
Fever (100℉ or higher)
Headache
Chills
New loss of taste or smell
Cough
Sore throat
Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing
Congestion or runny nose
Fatigue (tiredness, weakness)
Muscle or body aches
Nausea or vomiting (stomach ache)
Diarrhea
ASBESTOS LETTER
This is an annual notice of the Hawaii DOE Policy.
DOC080922 (1).pdfAttachment A - Annual Notices.pdfNON-DISCRIMINATION and ANTI-HARRASMENT STATEMENT
This is an annual notice of the Hawaii DOE Policy.
STUDENT PRIVACY
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) is a federal law that gives parents certain protections with regard to their children’s education records, such as report cards, transcripts, disciplinary records, contact and family information, and class schedules. As a parent, you have the right to review your child’s education records and to request changes under limited circumstances. For more infomation, please visit the Hawaii DOE website's Student Privacy page.